Editorial snapshot from Ottawa Herald Page Two
Opinion page notes from the Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday October 25 1977. Though brief and fragmentary the text reflects the newspaper’s editorial stance and feature items of the day.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1977
Page
1
Opinion page notes from the Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday October 25 1977. Though brief and fragmentary the text reflects the newspaper’s editorial stance and feature items of the day.
New Kansas U.S. representative Dan Glickman told Kansas farmers in Wichita that the energy crisis could bring heavy government restraints on rural areas. He urged preserving family farms and using crops for fuel, including alcohol from renewables, and called for more advocates in Congress to shape farm and tax policy.
A legislative committee studying the Kansas highway system notes a 30 percent decline in purchasing power from 1972 to 1976 as costs rose for fuel, trucks, road oil, and stop signs. An 8 cent fuel tax kept pace with inflation but failed to cover rising costs, prompting no new taxes for now and leaving counties and cities facing mounting expenses and deteriorating roads.
Patient reports chronic kidney stone issues with past surgeries in both kidneys. Blood in urine persists at times. Last exam shows a small stone in the left kidney that has not moved, and the urologist is not very concerned.
Reader reports bleeding after intense workouts, possible kidney stone, and advice to stop exercising and consult doctor for dietary, liquid, and activity guidelines. Also covers acne vitamin A acid, delayed menstruation after childbirth, tipped uterus, thyroid check, and general medical queries including masturbation during early pregnancy, neck lump, second opinions, and vitamin calories.
AP TV review notes Mulligan's Stew on NBC centers on a large California clan led by Lawrence Pressman and Elinor Donahue. The Waltons style premise includes a fostered Vietnamese girl and a troubled New York boy. The premiere blends family dynamics with social issues like child abuse and alcoholism, offering a hopeful start despite flawed dialogue and acting.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff explains how the idea of prudent man under ERISA guides pension fund investment rules. Critics say prudence raises prices and paperwork while boosting benefits and capital. Managers call the ERISA mandate a daily mental struggle between compliance and sanity.
Friday night listings include HAPPY DAYS THE FONSILEC TOMY and MAN FROM ATLANTIS with Kareem Abdul Jabbar as a guest, plus THE FITZPATRICKS and THE SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS. U N DAY CONCERT features Ormandy conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra at UN HQ New York with Beethoven Shostakovich and Watts.
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